BACKGROUND
EVE Museum is a privately run but part public-owned corporation. The long term purpose of the museum is to collect and exhibit artifacts of EVE.
Shares in EVE Museum have been sold 3 times before, twice in 2015 and once in 2017. There are currently 3,000 shares out with the public, out of 10,000 total shares created.
Owning shares gives investors the right to dividends and participation in votes, but not control over the museum assets. There is no collateral.
The api of CistaCista and of the Museum are both public on the webpage.
Currently the museum is doing a new trade business with a list of limited edition items, which gave a profit of 1,2 % for all shareholders for the month December 2018. This business will continue through 2019.
There is a guranteed minimum dividend of 1 % for the next 6 months. I expect there should be dividends of 1.5 % for some months.*)
Here is an overview of all Cista2/CistaCista enterprises since 2009, all have been without collateral
Investments tally 411 bn and dividends paid out tally 137 bn.
Here is the website of the Museum where you can also see the Rules of Governance.
Here is the Museum update forum thread
First share sale in 2015
Second share sale in 2015
Third share sale in 2017
Here is a graph of the dividends paid out by the museum each month since May 2015
*) Be aware that the calculated profits are not mathematically precise. I am much too lazy for that, so only the sell prices will be calculated precisely. The museum buys all items from Cista2 at an estimated fair market price for each, and profits are calculated from that price. Also I don’t take into account any of the broker fees, instead a roundabout “fee” of 10% ([was first 5%]) is subtracted from the overall profit before the dividend is paid out. These calculations will not be public, although the sales themselves can be confirmed with the public api.